In the 18th century wagers were struck between individuals, the 'book' not yet invented. There appear to be two embattled teams here, but this is the result of artistic composition, not betting procedure. Persons are loudly offering to lay or take odds, and others are closing with them or making counter-offers. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 81.
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In the 18th century wagers were struck between individuals, the 'book' not yet invented. There appear to be two embattled teams here, but this is the result of artistic composition, not betting procedure. Persons are loudly offering to lay or take odds, and others are closing with them or making counter-offers. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 81.